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The Treehouse at Red Horse on a summer evening: red board siding under a steel roof, red-cushioned chairs and a table set out on the covered porch, a split-rail fence running across the mown grass, and a chestnut horse grazing beyond it under the trees.

Fennville, Michigan

Booking a stay

Three places to stay on the farm in Fennville, Michigan: a retreat house, a treehouse, and an Airstream in the aspen grove.

Retreat space and lodging at Red Horse are booked through our reservation system. The Thrive Nook, our Airstream in the aspen grove, is listed separately on Hipcamp.

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The Thrive Nook on Hipcamp

The three places

Juniper's Retreat House seen across the pasture: a two-storey farmhouse in white and dark grey standing on the rise, with pines along the field edge behind it.

Reservation system

Juniper’s Retreat House

Welcome to Juniper’s Retreat House! This space serves as a welcoming presence for the Red Horse Center, offering an opportunity to invite people in and share our peaceful space for powerful work.

Juniper’s Retreat House

The Treehouse at Red Horse Center: a long red building with a deep wrap-around porch, oak barrels and chairs set along it, standing above the mown lawn.

Reservation system

The Treehouse

“The Treehouse” is our retreat center with meeting space for twenty-five plus people, two ADA bathrooms and a bucolic, wrap-around porch that looks out into the rolling, peaceful landscape.

The Treehouse

The Thrive Nook: a silver Airstream trailer on its campsite, with patio chairs, a red picnic table and a fire pit on the grass under the trees.

Hipcamp

The Thrive Nook

The Thrive Nook is a comfortable and clean Airstream trailer with water, power, and AC, on a spacious and breezy site is nestled in rolling hills, surrounded by orchards, vineyards, and horse pastures.

The Thrive Nook

On the farm

What a stay here is like

The farm is twenty acres of hill and pasture outside Fennville, and much of what there is to do here is outside. There is a red covered arena up on the rise, a wrap-around porch to sit on, mown grass to walk across and a vineyard along the ridge. The herd is in the field beyond the fence, usually within sight of wherever you have set your chair down.

Draft copy — Red Horse to review or replace.

At the campground

The half-acre campground on our 20-acre horse farm is peaceful and quiet. It includes a fire pit with wood provided, patio furniture, and several hammocks in a beautiful aspen grove, as well as gorgeous views of vineyards, woods, and a herd of 8 horses. You are likely going to be visited by the two well-behaved farm dogs (Rosie and Jasper) and Luna, the cat, during your stay.

A net hammock slung between two trees at the Thrive Nook campsite, with horses grazing in the pasture beyond.
Around twenty-five people sitting in a wide circle of folding chairs on the sand floor of the covered arena, a horse standing among them and a dog lying at the edge of the circle, with the pasture and the vines visible through the open sides.

Peaceful space, for powerful work.

Groups and retreats

Room to work

Rentals may be for groups who are coming to do self-work of some kind, public or private events promoted by the host, or for social gatherings and celebrations.

Our space is available for groups and organizations to rent for their own private retreat.

Red Horse Productions is a working multi-media studio space located within the Treehouse, which can be rented or hired for artists and groups interested in writing, recording or producing their work in this secluded setting.

Inside the Treehouse: a long table with green chairs under tall windows, a lounge of leather armchairs beyond it, and a high beamed ceiling above.

More of the farm

Guests sitting and talking in chairs along the Treehouse porch, red geraniums in the foreground and the fields beyond the rail.
The red covered arena on the rise at Red Horse, with a circle of chairs set out on the mown lawn below it under a big maple.
Horses grazing in the pasture beside the Thrive Nook campsite, with a line of pines behind them.
Juniper, a dark bay horse in a pale green halter, standing in profile among tall sunflowers at the farm.
Juniper’s Retreat House
The Treehouse
The Thrive Nook

Two ways to book

Book your stay

Reservation system

The two houses

Retreat space and lodging at Red Horse are booked through our reservation system.

Check availability and reserve

Hipcamp

The Airstream

The Thrive Nook, our Airstream in the aspen grove, is listed separately on Hipcamp.

The Thrive Nook has a maximum guest setting of 2. It won’t show availability if your guest count is higher. Reach out to coordinate, if needed.

Book the Thrive Nook on Hipcamp
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